Sentence examples for great core of from inspiring English sources

"He's got a great core of players around him," said Lance Blanks, the Cavaliers' assistant general manager.

It matters because it is the great core of Africa, its breadth nearly the distance between London and Moscow.

"This team has a great core of players from the past few years and a great mix of new talent and experience," says Frye. "As long as the young guys buy into the idea that they need to work to get better every day and that it's a long season, they are capable of making great strides".

They have a fantastic stadium and a great core of supporters.

Google's recent acquisition of Snapseed gave it a great core of edit tools to work with and its absorption of Picasa into Google+ has made for an expansive and robust online photo solution.

"We have a great core group of young players coming up," he said "In fact, pretty much all the four players on the team for this tie against Bogota are directly getting support from us in the U.S.T.A. and player development in some way, shape, or form.

"You mix that young with the older guys and you get that great core, great mix of players.

"London: A City Through Time" is neither coffee-table book nor guide nor map, but a nearly endless fusion of all three in a digital application, or "app"—nearly 2,000 years in the life of one of the world's great cities.The core of the app is the London Encyclopaedia, an 1,100-page doorstop first published by Macmillan in 1983, with 5,500 detailed entries on buildings, places, events and people.

Consequently, the even-aged management at the 10% level had the greatest core area and least amount of edge.

"Great products are at the core of great companies," said KPCB General Partner Ted Schlein in a release.

Among these works is the Mahāvastu ("Great Story"), the core of which is thought to date from the 2nd century bce.